Drashti Fadadu

Deepak

We as a couple quite passionate about travelling like we usually postpone even other important things in life for travel. Till now we have covered approx 8 countries but first we covered almost entire india (our home). We like to travel generally for 10-12 days. Most importantly Both of us have same passion towards travelling i.e. It's Travel which binds our relation even more than our Wedding ring:):). My dream is to travel the whole world with my wife only:):)

Abhishek Joy Minz

I made my first International trip to the Maldives this year in the month of October. Why Maldives? Because my friend on a whim suggested that we go to the Maldives. And oh boy! I would never regret that decision. From the moment we began checkin at Mumbai to having a layover in Sri Lanka, everything was like a dream. Felt like I was living a fairytale. As we finally descended into Maldives, my excitement knew no bounds. I began to click photos of almost everything around me - the can that dropped us to the hotel, the hotel entrance, the stairs, the room door, the room; just everything I could click. I hadn't even places my bags in the room when I rushed out to the beach. It was night but who cared? I was living my dream! The next morning I woke up early to walk around the city of Hulhumale and caught the sun peeking through the horizon. Did a whole walking tour of the area by myself. I even recorded it in a gps tracking app just for the record. The following day was a trip to Maafushi, one of the popular local islands of Maldives. Immediately booked a full day tour that included snorkeling, something I had longed to do. And the experience was absolutely fantastic! So much so that I booked another day tour the next day. Stayed a total of 9 days in the Maldives. Stayed local, ate local and shopped local. What an amazing experience it was. Will definitely be making another tour there. While returning, my friend suggested that I visit Bali. And what did I do? I immediately booked a flight to Bali that night - one that would depart from Mumbai the same day that I arrived there. After landing in Mumbai, took a cab home, rested for a few hours and drove straight back to Mumbai for my Bali trip. I was supposed to have a layover in Vietnam but chose Malaysia instead. Had few of my best moments in Bali. Learnt a few words, mingled with the locals, ate the local food and walked a lot to explore the areas. Did a few days tours too and visited Ubud, Nusa Penida and a few beaches. Flew back through Singapore - for this I regret. I should have booked a flight through Vietnam and done a layover there. And therefore because I missed my opportunity then, I don't want to miss it now. I want to get to Vietnam and go explore the country and soak in everything that the country has to offer. And this can be possible with Vietjet Air's help. Hoping for many more trips to come.

AVNISH KUMAR

Exploring cultures has always been my dream. I believe that every culture holds a unique treasure of traditions, art, food, and stories that shape the identity of its people. Immersing myself in diverse cultures allows me to understand the world better and appreciate the differences that make humanity so vibrant. Traveling to different countries and interacting with locals offers a firsthand experience of their way of life. From savoring exotic cuisines to participating in traditional festivals, every moment enriches my perspective. Whether it’s witnessing Japan’s cherry blossom festival, exploring India’s ancient temples, or understanding the philosophy behind African tribal dances, each experience leaves an indelible mark on my heart. Learning languages is another part of this dream. Communication is the bridge to understanding, and speaking someone’s language often unlocks deeper connections. It’s a way to respect and honor their heritage while fostering friendships that transcend borders. Art and history fascinate me as well. Visiting museums, historic landmarks, and architectural wonders feels like traveling back in time. It’s a chance to learn how past generations lived, loved, and expressed themselves. At its core, my dream to explore cultures is driven by a desire to grow as an individual. It teaches empathy, adaptability, and the value of coexistence. In a world that’s becoming increasingly interconnected, understanding cultural diversity is essential for building harmony. Through this journey, I aim not only to learn but also to share my own culture with others. It’s a beautiful exchange of stories and values that fosters mutual respect and global unity. Exploring cultures isn’t just a passion—it’s a way of life that I hope to embrace forever.